Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1936, Page 5

THE EVENING BSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY,. JUNE 29, 1936. 10000000 VOTES ||, Back in U. . SOUGHT BY REDS ENGLAND. Campaign Launched With Nomination of Browder for President. : Py the Assoclated Press. § & e NEW YORK, June 29.—The Com- | I A p munist party, under leadership of . a . g ; Farl M. Browder, its candidate for the presidency, started its election campaign today “to reach 10,000,000 i . ) voters” and “flood the country from - o : » one end to the other with red liter- ¥ B / ature.” < i ; - Browder was nominated by acclama- \‘~ =y tion late yesterday at the final session of the party’s ninth annual conven- # % g tion. James W, Ford, Harlem colored | L& & ol I We've arranged a host of glorious bargains for organizer, was named as his running § a glorious Fourth. Just look this list over and » e . mate. = ) 9 For Perfect Picnic Sandwiches Whole Before the 20,000 wildly cheering | see. 4 c party members that packed Madison | ¢ A There's never any disappointment in a Sanico Ham. It's always ~ ©F Half Square Garden, Browder voiced his . = 3 : acceptance of the nomination by a ¢ P ( :I' uot (:Iu Ginger 3 :"':‘ :z Sc tender, delicious and specially cured to bring out that extra Per bitger attack on the “greed’ of bou)i . % lcq Ale o Sanico flavor. Pound contents major parties. “G. 0. P. Fascist Vanguard.” | . . Ginger quart 3 N e Cl'cqu°t Club & 2 e 25¢ Freshly Ground Beef - b.19¢ { Loin Veal Chops - - - . 37¢ and more prominent role in party N { ® | The Pouse § e e , Coca-Cola wet’ cieshes- 6 mi. 25¢ Briggs Pep Pork - - - 1. 39¢ | Veal Cutlets - - - - - - 1b. 39¢ don of Kansas as “the vanguard of " ] Nesoiad : ) ey . e New Deal be. denounced s : Rock Creek “%i’ - 3 w5 10c Hormel'sBaconSiced . *17¢ | Rib Veal Chops - - - - Ib. 31¢c giving way more and more to “the | forces of reaction” and said that work- ELIZABETH ALLAN, L-bb /] C d B f '|5 SMOKED WHITE LEGHORN SANICO ers must make themselves strong to | p. o Shou_”"“f‘sz‘she a5 1 y 3 orne eer can C 0 bevied 40r. 19 SHOULDERS FRYERS FRYERS force concessions from the Democrats. | .0 L ‘ At the concluding session the party | ’ived in New York from Eng- An enjoyable yet economi- Beautiful, pink, soft, tender, fleshy fryers — the finest 5 land, where she has been act- ’ adopted an eight-point platform on = / = : U d d Which Browder and Ford will make| ng in British films. She will | naerwooa s Hom glass their campaign | return soon to Hollywood. | cal meat. Cook with For 30-Hour Week S /ade World Enato: 3 string beans or with Mf/' mode a large purchase money can buy. Scientif 30- : . . Scientifi- your fovorite greens. of these good quality fryers i s R Under the heading of “put America Ea o “ ” The “tops” for any Salad It may also be baked and ate oble; g ofier them KILLED IN WASHINGTON. back to work,” it promised & 30-hour | MOSCOW RAZES ARCH or fried. ot this attractive price for week with a minimum annual wage, your holiday meals. They Look for the badge om the S A ) extension of W. P. A. and P. W. A | 0 SR e Wil \ Salad Bowl Dress'ng Pound are FRESHLY KILLED. ity with special attention to low rental | housing. abolition of child labor, a}| Be Removed. | g a % moratorium on and Government re- | Specially Priced All This Week C financing at a low interest rate of| MOSCOW, June 29 () .—The Arch §g g , . c Ib farm loans, higher income, gift and |Of Triumph, built by Alexander I to 8 oz. ‘Io pint 17 quart 29c . < . jar c C inheritance taxes, nationalization of | celebrate Napoleon's retreat from Mos- e e banking, curbing of the Supreme | Y. is to be razed to make way for Court, and a death penalty for h'x?rffir, ‘ e o | - l ld ’ chers. | "y rch, more than 100 years old, 5 e iy i e L D - AS a8 e 1 10c : . It wouldn’t be a Browder will open his speaking tour Russian railway station, point of ar- 3 leby s orunge Ju|ce 2 lo % = % picnic without in Cleveland and Akron, Ohio, on rival and departure of tourist trains. § = > July 4. On the same day Ford will| s ; i A =SS #peak in Chicago. : * = ; 4 3_\-... 2 50 cok in Chicago. \+ the Campaign| __, Help Nature to Reduce : Libby’seerer Pears - - 3. c ‘ : Committee, special attention will ve High Blood Pressure 4 b paid to radio and the movies. Plans|py grinking Mountain Valley Mineral c ) Pork . 6 are under way to have Browder speak = water. direct from famous Hot Springs. amp e S nd Beans = — ~ can c on the radio at least once every week.| Arkansas. . Its natural alkalinity neutra- N L G 1 S Mo 156 s Bt | lizes toxic acids and assists in their elimi- = 1 Whol ° ° bl A Y H ep:}v & c ARRESTED AS DRAFT FOE. | nation. Deeply satistyink. Phone for booklet a2 the Picni Kello s w.""' BISCUI'I' pkg. IOC e e ow b = o iciou - — Mountain Valley Mineral Water | 3 e Ficnic gg ea SLLIN Browder's Nomination Recalls War- | we. 1062 e ) ° 4 SELLING AT A NEW LOW PRICE Time Incident in Kansas, i ' Except Swiss 15 Ib. l Sc S . F. R " 6 \ ; raft €€SE€and Old English pks. \ anico Finger Rolls - - - 6 - 10¢ KANSAS CITY, June 29 (#).—Earl 4 Sandwxches W. Browder, named in New York yes- | % 5 terday as Communist party candidate ' Made Wlth K f s - and pld % . ]8c U for President, first attracted attention { g ra t WISS English k. I in this section when he was arrested | § ‘ in Olathe, Kans., in June, 1917, after | expressing opposition to the selective Pt | COLD Cu TS Army draft. | - Made of pure all-meat produets unde : i P . r U. K. Gove Browder, a native of Wichita, Kans,, | e Bis Shdas E B Gemermashu and his brother William were sen- % tenced to serve a year in jail by Fed- | = U. S. Graded Bologna eral Judge A. S. Van Valkenburgh | n B L. for refusal to register for the draft.| iverwurst Later both were indicted for con- | epiracy to resist operation of the draft Not Only a Fine Luxury Loaf law and sentenced to two years in - Product But a Ib. ju c ) Cooked Hom Federal Penitentiary. Released in July, 1919, after serving " N. E 5 Real Value. Tongue Loaf____ um. the jail term and part of the Federal | — ——————— prison sentence, Browder and others | o Ib c Pork and Cheese first set up an accounting service Jumbo R°" Butter P | 36c Campfire Marshmallows :’k‘ here, then formed a small socialistic community near Independence, Mo, . 5 L d o, L k B - Later B de t to Ri d be- | RIGHT OVER tt 39 d Z l 5 e e e e || e i 7| an aKes butrter . Cc Crown Bran rdines - - 2 <= 1D¢C world Communist movement. One of | || Swree? A. | . U.S. Large 10 children, he came from a family teed . - el : s | | g:#7 /|| Sanico Fresh Eggs‘c.iy ¢ 33¢ Embassy Cream Cakes . _ 2 1+ 25 mi g ket el aee i L T PO | e mbassy Gream LaKes - - " World War. During the World War 5 ,' i 12 1b. % : ‘47| | Harvest Blossom Flour - - .5 - .39¢ Fresh Fig Bars ». 10¢ he left the Socialist party to become a member of the International Workers of the World, and then of | f . LA 74 4 No. 2 . " b' the Communist party. 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